For making a copy of any paper in a, case, per folio, fifteen (15) cents. For certifying and sealing the same when required, fifty (50) cents. For taking deposition, per folio, and certifying the same, fifteen (15) cents. For taking acknowledgment of deed, power of attorney, or other instrument in writing, and certifying and sealing the same, fifty (50) cents. For filing and recording declaration of intent to become a citizen of the United States, one dollar and fifty cents [$1.50.] For final naturalization, including oath, recording copy, certificate and seal, two dollars and fifty cents [$2.50.] For taking each recognizance in courts and entering the same of record, fifty [50] cents. For arraigning prisoners at the bar, twenty-five [25] cents. For entering judgment of conviction, fifty [50] cents. For copy of indictment, when required, per folio, ten [10] cents. For copy of lists of grand or petit jurors, when required in a criminal case, fifteen [15] cents. For filing papers on appeal from Probate Court, one [1] dollar. For entering attorney on rolls, administering oath, certificate and seal, three [3] dollars. SHERIFF'S FEES. SEC. 3. For serving and returning summons on each party, seventy-five [75] cents. For serving subpoena on each witness, forty [40] cents. For summoning each juror, forty [40] cents. For advertising property for sale, besides actual expenses, fifty [50] cents. For returning each writ or other process, twentyfive [25] cents. Mileage for each mile actually traveled, fifteen [15] cents. For levying execution, one [1] dollar. For serving and returning scire facias, seventy-five [75] cents. For committing or discharging prisoners to or from jail, thirty-five (35) cents. For dieting prisoners per day, such reasonable compensation as shall be allowed by the Board of County Commissioners, not to exceed fifty [50] cents per diem. For attending before any Judge with prisoners with writ of habeas corpus, one [1] dollar. For each mile traveled in taking prisoners before any Judge on writ of habeas corpus, fifteen [15] cents. For serving writ of possession with aid posse comitatus, five [5] dollars. For serving same without aid, one dollar and twenty-five cents [$1.25]. For attending District or Probate Court when in session, per day, two dollars and fifty cents [$2.50] per day, to be paid out of the County Treasury. For executing and acknowledging deed of sale of real estate, two dollars and twenty-five cents [$2.25]. For making certificate of sale, previous to execution of deed, one [1] dollar. For taking bond in any case, seventy-five [75] cents. For executing capias or warrant in criminal cases on each person named therein, seventy-five [75] cents. For making and recording certificate of levy in attachment and other cases, one [1] dollar. For transporting prisoners, per mile, ten [10] cents, • besides actual expenses necessarily incurred. Commissions on money collected without sale, on all sums under five hundred [500] dollars, one and one-half (1) per cent.; on all sums over five hundred (500) dollars and under one thousand (1,000), one (1) per cent., and all sums over one thousand (1,000) dollars, three-fourths [3] of one [1] per cent. Commissions on money collected by sale, on all sums under five hundred [500] dollars, three per cent.; on all sums over five hundred [500] dollars and under one thousand [1,000] two and one-half [2] per cent.; on all sums over one thousand (1,000) dollars, one per cent. For executing sentence of death, fifty dollars ($50), together with actual expenses incurred in carrying out such sentence of death, to be paid out of the County Treasury. For pursuing and capturing each person charged with the commission of any crime denominated a felony, beyond the limits of said county, in addition to the mileage now allowed by law, the sum of two [2] dollars per day, to be paid out of the County Treasury. The constable shall be entitled to the same fees for pursuing and capturing criminals as is now provided for sheriffs in this act, to be paid out of the County Treasury. FEES OF NOTARIES PUBLIC. SEC. 4. For noting a bond, a bill of exchange or promissory note for protest, fifty [50] cents. For each protest and record of the same, fifty (50) cents. For each notice of protest, fifty (50) cents. For each certificate and seal, fifty (50) cents. For each acknowledgment of a deed, or other instrument in writing, fifty (50) cents. For taking depositions, per folio, fifteen (15) cents. For swearing any person to an affidavit, with certificate and seal, twenty-five (25) cents. For all other services, the same fees as Justices of the Peace for like services. FEES OF MASTERS IN CHANCERY. SEC. 5. For making sale of real estate, in pursuance of the order or a decree of the court, making certificate of such sale and the deed thereof, the same fees as allowed to sheriffs for making sale of real es1ate upon execution at law. For taking testimony in any case upon order of reference, the same fees as allowed Justices of the Peace for taking depositions. For report on any such case, three (3) dollars. For hearing each application for a writ of injunetion, ne excat, or other writ, five (5) dollars. For attendance to take depositions at request of any party, whether depositions are taken or not, per diem, two (2) dollars. WITNESSES' FEES. SEC. 6. Witnesses attending in any court of record, or before a commissioner, or referee, per day, two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50). In Justices' Courts, two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50), and fifteen (15) cents per mile for every mile actually traveled, in going from the residence of the witness to the place of holding court. JURORS' EEES. SEC. 7. Jurors' fees in District Courts, per day, two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50). Before Justices of the Peace, per day, two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50). Attending inquest over dead body, to be paid out of the County Treasury, two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50). Mileage, for each mile traveled, fifteen (15) cents. COUNTY TREASURER'S FEES. SEC. 8. The County Treasurer shall receive the following compensation: One and one-half (11) per cent. upon all moneys received by him for taxes of every kind. For receiving all moneys other than taxes, one and one-half (14) per cent. For every mile traveled in going to and returning to make settlement with the Territorial Treasurer and Auditor, and to make deposits of Territorial revenue, ten (10) cents per mile. COUNTY CLERK'S FEES. SEC. 9. The County Clerk shall be and he is hereby authorized to receive the same fees as District Clerks for like services. For entering each order (of) court, fifteen (15) cents per folio. For administering each oath, ten (10) cents. Taking proof in estray cases, and granting certificates of same, one (1) dollar. For advertisement, including copy for a newspaper publication, seventy-five (75) cents. For trying and scaling weights and measures by county standard, twenty-five (25) cents. For every certificate of magistracy, under seal, fifty (50) cents. For every instrument authorized to be recorded, first one hundred (100) words, thirty (30) cents. For each additional folio, fifteen (15) cents. For each entry in index, ten (10) cents. For certificate of record, ten (10) cents. Taking acknowledgments, fifty (50) cents. Copies of record, per one hundred (100) words, ten (10) cents. For making search of records where no certificate is given, twenty-five (25) cents. For recording town plats, for first one hundred (100) lots, or less, three dollars and fifty cents ($3.50). For each additional lot, one (1) cent. |